I liked the January Batman comic book. Can you answer your own riddle? When does ten added to ten equal ten? Answer--by putting on gloves! Ten gloved fingers added to ten human fingers still equals ten fingers.
I don't want you to print this below, please.
I want to ask Batman and Robin to send me 2 suits, please. We got a Batman club and I'm Batman. Billy Reeves is Robin. Michael Fredericks is Batman, Jr., Vincint Crimmins is Robin, Jr. Also, I want the utility belts, please. We're (all 4) poor but we'll pay $2.09 for all the stuff. And a bat computer and crime stopper.
Lewis, Q. Albany, New York
I'm sorry, Lewis, but you missed the deadline. Your entry needed to be postmarked by midnight. Besides, JD DeLuzio of London, Ontario has already answered all four of the riddles correctly and won the prize. Better luck next time.--Editor
Batman #180 was worth a million dollars! I loved the whole idea particularly death man driving around in an armored hearse, and the way he killed the policemen so ruthlessly. I also loved the way Batman--or fate overcame him. I liked the way death man was so confident to escape when he was sentenced to the electric chair. What I thought was really excellent about him was the way he followed his name and was a master of that Yogi trick when he would stop breathing pulse gone hearbeat gone but still be sectretly alive. Just 2 things--you should have shown who death man was--and when Batman got shot why wasn't there blood?
Please bring back mirrir man (he's my favorite!) Make the riddler escape the law by way of manholes more often, and make his riddles hard. Another thing--in Batman 170--I think it was 170--oh well--well, Batman said that he and Robin were wearing bullet-prooof suits--But why don't they wear it all the time?
My congratulations for giving Elongated man a new costume! Keep up the wonderful work!
If you want my opinion you should send Robin to school.
A boy of his age has no business running around after crooks. Let him learn how to read and write. Nobody likes a dopy kid--even if he is a boy wonder!
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Dear Batman,
I have only one question.
Are you for real?
Sincerely,
Paul D.
Muncie, Indiana
Dear Batman,
I liked the January Batman comic book. Can you answer your own riddle? When does ten added to ten equal ten? Answer--by putting on gloves! Ten gloved fingers added to ten human fingers still equals ten fingers.
I don't want you to print this below, please.
I want to ask Batman and Robin to send me 2 suits, please. We got a Batman club and I'm Batman. Billy Reeves is Robin. Michael Fredericks is Batman, Jr., Vincint Crimmins is Robin, Jr. Also, I want the utility belts, please. We're (all 4) poor but we'll pay $2.09 for all the stuff. And a bat computer and crime stopper.
Lewis, Q.
Albany, New York
I'm sorry, Lewis, but you missed the deadline. Your entry needed to be postmarked by midnight. Besides, JD DeLuzio of London, Ontario has already answered all four of the riddles correctly and won the prize. Better luck next time.--Editor
Dear Batman,
Batman #180 was worth a million dollars! I loved the whole idea particularly death man driving around in an armored hearse, and the way he killed the policemen so ruthlessly. I also loved the way Batman--or fate overcame him. I liked the way death man was so confident to escape when he was sentenced to the electric chair. What I thought was really excellent about him was the way he followed his name and was a master of that Yogi trick when he would stop breathing pulse gone hearbeat gone but still be sectretly alive. Just 2 things--you should have shown who death man was--and when Batman got shot why wasn't there blood?
Please bring back mirrir man (he's my favorite!) Make the riddler escape the law by way of manholes more often, and make his riddles hard. Another thing--in Batman 170--I think it was 170--oh well--well, Batman said that he and Robin were wearing bullet-prooof suits--But why don't they wear it all the time?
My congratulations for giving Elongated man a new costume! Keep up the wonderful work!
Frank B.
Birmingham, Alabama
Dear Batman,
I am a loyal television fan and I would like to know if you have ever been to Peyton Place?
Love,
Amy G.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Dear Batman,
If you want my opinion you should send Robin to school.
A boy of his age has no business running around after crooks. Let him learn how to read and write. Nobody likes a dopy kid--even if he is a boy wonder!
Sincerely,
Manuel P.
Jackson, Miss.
Dear Batman,
I have seen your show on television six times and what I would like to know is it a comedy or a drama?
Yours truly,
Jack F.
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Batman,
Don't you think you should give the Joker a second chance?
Everybody gets a second chance except kids.
A friend,
Nashville, Tenn.
Dear Batman,
I have a terrific idea.
Why don't you use my dog Spot as a watch dog?
Spot is a very smart dog and he hates crooks and cats.
Yours very truly,
Noel J.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Dear Batman,
Do you think that you could arrange for a date between Robin, the boy wonder, and Gladys, the girl marvel?
I happen to be Gladys, the girl marvel.
Love,
Gladys G.
Cleveland, Ohio
Hello Mr. Batman,
When I watch your program on television and you fight the bad men like the Joker or Mr. Freeze I shout and cheer for you.
I yell, "Go get him, Batman," then I bang on my TV set.
Last night I almost broke the screen. My mother got pretty mad, but she doesn't understand because she only likes Lawrence Welk.
Forever a Batman fan,
Jeffrey W.
Dallas, Tex.
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